Chopmate
Chopmate USB-C Cable 20ft 60W 3A Braided
A 20 ft USB-C to USB-C cable delivering 60 W at 3 A with 480 Mbps data transfer and a braided jacket rated for 35,000 bends
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- Extra 20 ft reach lets you charge from across the room
- 60 W power delivery charges laptops and phones at full speed
- 3 A current gives 25 % faster charging than 2.4 A cables
- 480 Mbps transfer rate moves files quickly while charging
- Braided nylon jacket survives 35 000 bends and 30 000 plug cycles
Reach and Compatibility
This 20ft USB-C to USB-C cable delivers 60W at 3A, so you can charge and use a laptop, tablet or phone across a large room without staying next to the socket. The 480Mbps link also moves files between compatible devices while they charge.
Users who need a different length or speed
The six-metre reach suits desks, sofas or bedside tables where the outlet is far from the work area. Buyers who want a shorter cable for a tidy bag or a higher data rate for large transfers should look at other options.
Power and data specification
The cable is rated for 5V at 3A, giving 60W maximum power delivery and a 480Mbps USB 2.0 data channel. Match those figures to the device requirements to confirm the cable fits the charging and sync needs.
Highlights
- Extra 20 ft reach lets you charge from across the room
- 60 W power delivery charges laptops and phones at full speed
- 3 A current gives 25 % faster charging than 2.4 A cables
- 480 Mbps transfer rate moves files quickly while charging
- Braided nylon jacket survives 35 000 bends and 30 000 plug cycles
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What power adapter wattage is required to deliver the cable's 60W rating?
Use a USB-C power adapter rated for at least 60W output to achieve the cable's full 60W charging capability.
Will this USB-C cable charge an older phone that only accepts 2.4A at 5V?
Yes, the cable negotiates power automatically and will safely deliver 5V at 2.4A to devices limited to that current.
How can I verify the cable is transferring data at the specified 480Mbps rate after connecting it?
Check the host device's USB connection details; it should enumerate as a USB 2.0 High-Speed device operating at 480Mbps.
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